Deadliest cancer could be detected early with a stool sample, research suggests
A new study has found that stool samples may hold the key to early detection of pancreatic cancer. By analyzing microorganisms found in the stool, researchers have identified a microbial profile that is consistently present in individuals diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. This breakthrough could potentially lead to the development of a non-invasive screening test for early diagnosis of the disease. The Study’s Findings Pancreatic cancer is known for its low survival rate, with only about…
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